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A Elder Straying from the Flock: Travels in NZ
John Wiley 0471718637
The beauty and grandeur of New Zealand has captured the imagination of movie-goers over the past couple of years, and the country is a dream destination for many around the world. Straying from the Flock is an intimate and personal account of one passionate traveler’ s visit to this incredible country, its mountains and beaches, fjords, rainforests, vineyards, and hidden eateries. Each of the fifty chapters describes one day in his travels– fishing, flying, cattle herding, befriending locals at every turn. Filled with colorful stories and memorable personalities, the book not only describes the trip of a lifetime, but captures a life-altering experience for its writer. From mountains and rainforests to cities and beaches, Straying from the Flock is both a moving memoir and personal travel guide to this amazing country.
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AA AA Adventure Traveller: Australia and NZ
Woodslane 0749523573
Featuring practical inspiration for active travel. this guide is designed to give the user the confidence to try something outside your everyday experience. Personal accounts of 25 real-life adventures show the possibilities - whether it's kayaking through the Bay of Islands, tramping through Tasmania's Southwest or diving the Great Barrier Reef.;Travel experts pass on their tips on what to do and what to avoid, and there is a practical section at the back, the Blue Pages, that contains all the contact details you need. An "Activities A-Z" completes the guide by listing details of as many additional adventurous activities as could be found within the region.
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AA AA Explorer New Zealand
Woodslane 0749523795
Fully revised and updated, these new editions in the Explorer Guide series all sport vibrant new cover designs, giving the guides a fresh and modern feel. Written and researched by top travel authors, with clear maps and practical travel advice, they are the perfect companion for travelling the world. Cultural lifestyle features compliment practical travel information to capture the essence of the destination, local life and people. Expert advice is provided on the best places to visit, with information and practical travel facts, such as recommended hotels and restaurants. The guides also feature an extensive A-Z section of places to visit with ratings, so that you can choose which sights to see. There are town plans and maps throughout.
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Alexa Johnston Sir Edmund Hillary: An Extraordinary Life
Book Dist. NZ 0670045543
Around the world Sir Edmund Hillary is a legendary figure - climber, bold adventurer, practical philanthropist and one of the most widely respected persons of our time. He has survived extremes of human experience - from historic triumphs to crushing personal loss ? but he sees himself as an ordinary man, persistent rather than heroic. This lavishly illustrated book focuses on the highlights of his life, including: Conquering Everest; Journeying to the South Pole by tractor; Himalayan adventures; Philanthropist to the Sherpa people. This beautiful book is profusely illustrated, using fascinating material, such as letters, cards, diary pages, and ephemera, from his personal archive. It is a magnificent tribute to one of the greatest climbers and explorers of all time.
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Alexander McCall Smith The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency
Book Dist. NZ 034911675x
Wayward daughters. Missing Husbands. Philandering partners. Curious conmen. If you've got a problem, and no one else can help you, then pay a visit to Precious Ramotswe, Botswana's only - and finest - female private detective. Her methods may not be conventional, and her manner not exactly Miss Marple, but she's got warmth, wit and canny intuition on her side, not to mention Mr J.L.B. Maketoni, the charming proprietor of Tlokweng Road Speedy Motors. And Precious is going to need them all as she sets out on the trail of a missing child, a case that tumbles our heroine into a hotbed of strange situations and more than a little danger ...Delightfully different, THE NO.1 LADIES' DETECTIVE AGENCY offers a captivating glimpse of an unusual world.
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Andris Apse New Zealand Horizons
Craig Potton 0908802692
Andris Apse is, without doubt, New Zealand's finest panoramic landscape photographer. In New Zealand Horizons he presents another collection of his unique, beautifully crafted photographs, taken through the length and breadth of the country and produced in a similar, but smaller format to his bestselling book, New Zealand Landscapes. Their success has led us to produce namesake calendars for these titles: New Zealand Horizons and New Zealand Landscapes.
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Andris Apse New Zealand Landscapes
Craig Potton 0908802234
A collection of over 100 photographs of New Zealand and its sub-Antarctic islands by Andris Apse, one of the country's most successful and innovative landscape photographers. With an introductory essay by Andy Dennis.
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Andy Katz New Zealand: Sea Earth Sky
USA Craig Potton 2006 0964980584 Hard Cover New New
Andy Katz's camera has taken him on many journeys. The itineraries have varied from the lush wine country of California, France and Tuscany to the austere reality of vanishing cultures in Eastern Europe. New Zealand offered an irresistible subject for Katz's lens. This charmed pair of islands, bridging the South Pacific and the Tasman Sea, indeed provides, as the title suggests, a compelling meeting place for sky, earth and sea.
Sam Neill is a New Zealand film and television actor, and owner of the Two Paddocks winery in Central Otago, New Zealand. Sam is an active proponent of protecting and preserving New Zealand's precious natural resources.
This book illustrates exquisite photography from throughout the country, capturing both the grandeur of the landscape, and also the delicate detail of flora and fauna.
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Atiq Rahimi A Thousand Rooms of Dream and Fear
Great Britain Random House 2006 009946196X Paper Back New New
In his extraordinary novella Earth and Ashes (now a feature film), Atiq Rahimi distilled all the suffering of the Afghan people into the heart-breaking story of a grandfather seeking revenge for his daughter’s death. In his new novel, he once again uses his gift for economy to send the reader deep into the fractured mind and emotions of a country caught between religion and the political machinations of the world’s super powers. Farhad is a typical student, interested in wine, women and poetry, and negligent of the religious conservatism of his grandfather. But one night changes all that. It is 1979 and Afghanistan is in the early days of the pro-Soviet coup. Farhad goes out drinking with a friend who is about to flee to Pakistan. A few hours later he regains consciousness in a strange house, beaten and confused. At first he thinks he is dead. Then he begins to remember what happened. As his mind sifts through its memories, fears and hallucinations, and the outlines of reality start to harden, he realises that, if he is to escape the soldiers who wish to finish the job they started, he too must leave everything he loves behind him and find a way to get to Pakistan. Reminiscent of William Golding’s Pincher Martin in its use of an intense, repetitive vocabulary of powerful images, and for its chilling twist in the tail, this is a mesmerising book. To read it is to be plunged into the Afghan imagination and soul.
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Barbara Else Claws & Jaws: 30 NZ Animal Stories
Random House Publishing 2004 1869416384 Hard Cover new Phillip Webb
Following on from the success of 30 Weird and Wonderful Stories for NZ Children, comes this collection of stories about animals. Writers include Jane Buxton, Jack Lasenby and David Hill. As with 30 Weird and Wonderful Stories for NZ Children, Philip Webb is the illustrator and his lively and humorous illustrations are the perfect complement to Barbara Else's fantastic selection of stories. Philip Webb is a well-known New Zealand children's illustrator. In 2001 he won the Honour Award in the Picture Book category of the NZ Post Children's Book Awards for Dragor, written by Pat Quinn. Barbara Else is a successful writer of adult fiction and she has edited Another 30 NZ Stories for Children and 30 Weird and Wonderful Stories for NZ Children .
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Barbara Else Another 30 NZ Stories for Children
Random House Publishing 2002 1869415353 Hardcover
In this sequel to 30 NZ STORIES FOR CHILDREN, published in 2000, Barbara Else has selected a fresh and delightful range of New Zealand stories. Many of them are funny, some are touching and they are all excellent pieces of writing for New Zealand children. David Elliot's wonderfully inventive illustrations add another dimension to each story. Some of New Zealand's top writers have contributed to this collection - David Hill, Fleur Beale, Roger Hall, Pat Quinn, Jack Lasenby, Kate de Goldi, Diana Noonan and Patricia Grace. It's yet another fantastic package - beautiful to look at, beautiful to hold and full of stories about growing up in New Zealand. Barbara Else is the author of four best-selling novels and two books for children, including TRICKY SITUATIONS. She is the editor of GRAND STANDS, in which she asked top New Zealand writers how they experienced grandparenthood. Her first novel, THE WARRIOR QUEEN, was shortlisted for the Montana New Zealand Book Awards. She was the Victoria University of Wellington Writer in Residence for 1999. With her husband, writer Chris Else, Barbara runs TFS, a Wellington-based literary agency and assessment service. David Elliot won the Honour Award at the 2000 NZ Post Children's Book Awards for SYDNEY AND THE SEA MONSTER. His books include PIGTAILS THE PIRATE, SYDNEY AND THE WHALEBIRD, DRAGON TANGLE and ARTHUR'S STAR. He has illustrated the latest Redwall novel TRISS by Brian Jacques.
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Barry O'Donnell When Nelson had a Railway
Schematics Ltd 0476011191
For almost eighty years New Zealand Railways operated a line that extended south from Nelson. The expectation of Nelsonians was that sooner, rather than later, their region would be connected to the rest of the South Island railway system as promised by various Governments.
Construction delays, rugged terrain, acts of God, politics, and the development of road transport all conspired against that happening. For over forty years Glehope, a tiny settlement 59 miles from Nelson, was effectively the terminus of the railway, which after 1945 remained the only isolated section of the New Zealand Railways' network.
This book tells the fascinating and frustrating story of the Nelson Section, and of the men and women who worked on the railway. The Government, having abandoned its promise to complete the connection, closed the railway in June 1954. A storm of local protest saw the railway offered a reprieve, but unable to attain the level of tonnage the Government required for it to remain open, the railway was finally closed in September 1955. Despite further protests - one of which made headlines on the other side of the world - the railway remained closed, and by December 1956 the Nelson Section had ceased to exist.
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Bill Wilson Day Walks of Dunedin and Coastal Otago
Reed Publishing 0790009854
Coastal Otago is perfect for trampers: it offers a fascinating mix of scenery, from the spectacular cliffs and white-sand beaches where seals and penguins abound, to the steep ridges with stunning views and valleys of dense bush and clear streams. To the north is a flatter landscape rich in fossils and Maori drawings, and to the south are the tussock lands of the Lammerlaws and the Rock and Pillar range dotted with rock tors in bizarre shapes and, further south, the Catlins with their own unique mix of bush and waterfall, sea caverns and marine life. This Guide includes 65 walks, all within reach of Dunedin – old favourites and some new and exciting discoveries. It gives clear instructions on how to access each walk, the grade and approximate walking time, as well as interesting details about what you can see on the track – the wildlife, the vegetation, the history, the geology and archeology.
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Bryce Courtenay Brother Fish
Book Dist. NZ 0143002708
Inspired by real events, Bryce Courtenay tells the story of three people from vastly differing backgrounds. All they have in common is a tough beginning in life.
Jack McKenzie is a harmonica player, soldier, dreamer and small-time professional fisherman from a tiny island in Bass Strait. Nicole Lenoir-Jourdan is a strong-willed woman hiding from an ambiguous past in Shanghai. Larger than life, Private Jimmy Oldcorn was once a street kid and leader of a New York gang. Together they reap a vast and not always legitimate fortune from the sea.
Brother Fish is an inspiring human drama of three lives brought together and changed forever by the extraordinary events of recent history. But most of all it is about the power of friendship and love.
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C Moore Weekends for Trout Fishing in New Zealand
New Holland 1869660137
A guide which divides the country into 13 regions, each of which is described in an overview, giving the keen angler some practical expectations.;There are also useful regional maps and some recommendations about where and when to go in terms of which rivers, streams and lakes within each region.;Regional listings of places to stay - from hotels, motels and b&b establishments through to a 'once-in-a-lifetime' exclusive fishing lodge experience - as well as a variety of eateries are also included.
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Carl Hiaasen Skinny Dip
Random House Publishing 0552772534
Chaz Perrone might be the only marine scientist in the world who doesn't know which way the Gulf Stream runs. But he's just found a way to make a fortune out of the Florida Everglades, and he's damned if anyone's going to stop him. So when he suspects that his wife, Joey, is going to get in his way, he takes her on an expensive anniversary cruise and pushes her overboard into the night-dark Atlantic. Unfortunately for Chaz, Joey survives the fall. Clinging to a bale of Jamaican pot, she manages to stay alive, and is plucked from the ocean by former cop, current loner, Mick Stranahan. But instead of rushing to the police and reporting her husband's crime, Joey decides to stay dead and (with Mick's help) screw with Chas until he screws himself. As Joey haunts and taunts her homicidal husband; as Chaz's cold blooded cohorts in crime grow uneasy with his increasingly erratic behaviour; as Mick Stranahan discovers that six failed marriages have not killed his ability to fall in love all over again, Carl Hiaasen takes us on a hilarious, romantic, page-turning journey through the warped politics of southern Florida, and through the madness and mayhem created by the human heart.
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Caroline Courtney Montana Wine in New Zealand
Random House 1869620933
"Montana Wine in New Zealand" is an introduction to the topic of wine-making, looking at New Zealand as a wine-growing country, focussing on the grape varieties and on the key regions from Auckland and Northland to Central Otago in the South Island.;Important aspects of vineyard design and viticulture are covered and a year in the vineyard is tracked season by season. The intricacies of winemaking are clearly explained and the mysteries of what a winemaker actually does are revealed.;A key part of the book is a wine-by-wine description of the key varieties produced in New Zealand. From Chardonnay to Cabernet Sauvignon, from Methode Traditionelle to dessert wines, information is given on the characteristics (including regional differences and vintages), special cultivation and winemaking techniques.;Chapters on selection and cellaring wine, keeping records, wine tasting, serving wine, and matching food and wine complete this informative and practical book.
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Christopher Vine Nelson Observed
Nelson Institute 0473016214
Nelson has been fortunate. It has kept much of its architectural roots; the past is not all swept away. It is still possible, given a bit of fossicking, to find remains of all six generations of Nelson's European settlement.
This inheritance is the subject of this book. If the result is reminiscent of a family album crammed with portraits of forebears, that is perhaps not unfitting. It makes no claim to be exhaustive; though with over 580 illustrations it may well be exhausting.
It is a quite personal selection of, mostly, the more venerable members of the Nelson family of artefacts. Its purpose, apart from justifying the bulging Vine Archive of sketches, (fellow magpies may sympathise), could be to encourage others to take pleasure in the gentle art of 'Just Looking'.
After nearly thirty years of calling Nelson 'home', this is a way for Christopher Vine to say 'Thank you very much for having me'.
Christopher Vine has a long interest in old building. Before coming to New Zealand in 1964, he was an architect working on historic buildings in England. Since living in Nelson he has been involved with them on a more practical level, propping up his own 1845 cottage - among other projects.
His interest have also included architectural ceramics, murals, and the writing and illustration of various articles for the Nelson Eveing Mail, The Auckaland Star, The Dominion Sunday Tims and various journals.
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Claire Finlayson This Thing in the Mirror
Craig Potton 1877333182
Art history in New Zealand has been dominated by landscape paintings, but there is a complementary field of portrait painting which, until now, has not received the same attention. This book redresses the balance a little by presenting a selection of self portraits by well-known New Zealand artists.;This Thing in the Mirror is not a comprehensive survey of New Zealand self-portraiture nor a thorough academic study. Instead, in a style intended to appeal to the general reader as well as the art specialist, it seeks to peel back a few layers, offer some illuminating points and ponderings, and drop an anecdote in here or there. At its most basic level this book celebrates and records some of New Zealand's most inventive personalities. Like the best of companions these self-portraits amuse, confound and engage you, and add some warm human lore to the art history shelves. The artists are arranged alphabetically to emphasise the randomness of the selection and also to allow them to sit cheek-by-jowl with interesting and unlikely neighbours. Extended commentaries by the author give an insight into the background of each painting.
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Craig Potton Improbable Eden
Craig Potton 1877333077
The Dry Valleys of Antarctica are one of the last truly remote places left on earth. With no cover of ice or snow and no rainfall, these dry valleys are "islands" in the midst of the frozen ice of the Antarctic continent, a strange environment of ice-covered lakes that hold some of the planet's purest water, huge expanses of wind-sculpted rock, barren eroded land forms and glaciers that intrude into the edges of the valleys. Access to this unique environment is extremely restricted. This book is built around the landscape photographs of Craig Potton, who gathered the images on two separate trips to Antarctica. The text is provided by Bill Green whose previous non-fiction writing on the Dry Valleys won him the John Burroughs Medal for nature writing in the USA.
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Craig Potton Above New Zealand
Craig Potton 0908802730
A collection of aerial photography from Craig Potton. Now in its fourth edition, "Above New Zealand" has images from both wild and settled parts of the country. The photographs are accompanied by detailed captions and region-by-region essays.
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Craig Potton New Zealand Aotearoa
Craig Potton 1877333050
In New Zealand: Aotearoa one of New Zealand's pre-eminent photographers presents an outstanding photographic testimony to New Zealand's magnificent natural landscapes and cultural hallmarks. This collection of over 200 colour photographs by Craig Potton is the culmination of 20 years of exploration of New Zealand, and presents some of the most popular and highly regarded work he has produced.
The book maintains the highest standards of book production for which Craig Potton Publishing is renowned and has quickly become on of the most popular scenic New Zealand titles available with more than 10, 000 copies sold in the past year alone.
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Craig Potton Images from a Limestone Landscape
Craig Potton 0908802382
A widely acclaimed production, with photographs by Craig Potton and essays by Andy Dennis, this book focuses on the South Island's West Coast, much of which now makes up the Paparoa National Park. Shortlisted for the 1989 Goodman Fielder Wattie Book Awards, it was described by The Listener as showing "an intuitive, almost psychic empathy with the New Zealand landscape".
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Craig Potton Seasons: The New Zealand Year
Craig Potton 0908802765
This volume is an appreciation of New Zealand landscape and culture, inspired by the passing of the New Zealand year. Writer and critic David Eggleton's essays on each of the four seasons weave together images and information from the natural world with insights into how people's lives are affected by the progress of the seasons.;The text is accompanied by the photographs of Craig Potton, which have been selected to complement David Eggleton's writing and to leave the reader with an appeaing view of New Zealand life.;This author/photographer team were Montana Award finalists for their previous collaboration, "Here On Earth".
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Craig Potton Nelson, Place In The Sun
Nelson Craig Potton 2000/2005 0908802625
Nelson is one of New Zealand's truly favoured regions, blessed with a benign climate, a diverse and beautiful natural environment, and a cultural vibrancy out of all proportion to its population size. The collection of photographs in Nelson: Place In The Sun captures the heartbeat of this central part of New Zealand, and it is an ideal book for anyone wanting to remember, or share something of the Nelson region.
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Craig Potton "Eruption, Mt Ruapehu" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Beech Forest, Opara River, Kahurangi National Park" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Mt Aspiring" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Storm, Milford Sound" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Franz Josef Glacier" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Fox Glacier, Mt Tasman" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Sunrise, Cape Reinga" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Skiers on Fox Glacier" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Sheep mustering, Mount Cook" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Milford Sound, Fiordland" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Autumn, Lake Pukaki" Poster
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Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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Craig Potton "Pancake Rocks, Punakaiki" Poster
Craig Potton 247
Craig Potton is a noted New Zealand photographer and conservationist. Born in Nelson, New Zealand, he gained degrees in Eastern Religion and English, then, after a brief teaching career, began working full-time for the conservation movement. He remains actively involved in conservation work more than thirty years later. Craig is now established as one of New Zealand's leading photographers of wilderness landscapes, and in pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valley and Ross Sea areas of Antarctica and the Nepal Himalaya.
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